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jasonUser is Offline
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01/23/2008 2:08 PM  
2006 Savoy Anderson Valley Chardonnay, $45.00 ea.

2006 La Neblina Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir, $42.00 ea.

2006 Alberigi Russian River Valley Pinot Noir, $50.00 ea.

2006 Savoy Anderson Valley Pinot Noir, $50.00 ea.

2006 Las Colinas Sonoma Coast Syrah, $38.00 ea.
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01/23/2008 2:20 PM  
Did you get an email about this? I was poking at the site; saw the notes and prices on this release, but it looked like it wasn't going out until February and March.
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01/23/2008 2:20 PM  
Er, never mind. I just got the email.
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01/23/2008 2:26 PM  

Posted By Seamus Campbell on 01/23/2008 2:20 PM
Er, never mind. I just got the email.
I heard about it by word of mouth... (Sorry, I know that was bad)

I'm in for the Syrah and maybe the Chardonnay. Probably not for the Pinot. I am cutting back.

Tim



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01/23/2008 2:36 PM  
Passing.Â
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01/23/2008 2:48 PM  
Buying, how much remains to be seen. Definitely taking all of the savoys. -Our allocation:

2 Chards
8 La Neblina
3 Alberigi
3 Savoy
2 Terra Neuma
6 Las Colinas
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01/23/2008 2:52 PM  
I should have mentioned that I hadn't purchased since the 2001's even though I love the wines, so my allocation probably didn't reflect everything that was offered.
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01/23/2008 3:00 PM  
Easy pass for me. The cost to ship to my enabler in Ohio is $77 for 6 bottles!!!
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01/23/2008 3:04 PM  
I got the e-mail today too.  Same allocation as Jcocktosten.  I don't know what I'm going to buy, if any.  I'm trying to cut back, but I do love the Savoy.  I have also really enjoyed the R-C Zins in the past, but none are offered in this mailing.  I just don't know if I can justify buying as much as I have in the past.Â
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01/23/2008 3:10 PM  
Love the Savoy, one of my favorite Pinots. Unfortunately they don't ship to ND and I don't want to go through the hassle of finding somewhere else to ship to.
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01/23/2008 3:13 PM  
There are two releases now (second in the fall of 2008) where the VW Zin and the Cherry Camp/Timbervine Syrahs are going to be offered.

I'm in for some, though I haven't decided what I want. R-Cs are some of my favorite wines in my cellar.
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01/23/2008 3:17 PM  

In for 20 Pinots and asked for 4 more.  As alluded to in the Rivers-Marie thread, this is one of the producers that provides me a hefty allocation which allows me to watch the wine develop as well as share with friends. I find this more enjoyable than coveting lots of single bottles from numerous producers.  As for shipping, on an order this size it comes out to just under $7 ber bottle. By no means the least I pay, but certainly in the ballpark what most wineries charge.


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01/23/2008 3:22 PM  
We tend to buy heavy from RC, as others have said, we have always really enjoyed their wines.
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01/23/2008 3:30 PM  

RC is one of my favorite producers, so I'll be buying, but damn...my allocation is too much!

Savoy Anderson Valley Chardonnay  4

La Neblina Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir  12

Alberigi Russian River Valley Pinot Noir  5

Savoy Anderson Valley Pinot Noir  5

Terra Neuma Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir  2

Las Colinas Sonoma Coast Syrah  8

Grand total $1588 before shipping!  Ahhhh!

Then to get the Rhys and KB e-mails the same day!  AHHHHHH!!!!

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01/23/2008 3:31 PM  
2 cases of '03/04 Radio Coteau available to DC area winos at cost!
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01/23/2008 4:04 PM  
I've bought R-C since day 1... but I'll have to consider skipping this vintage...  I might just buy a few select items.
Still deciding!  These mailers are just killing me.... on the other hand, it's my wife that will be killing me!Â

   -Dave-
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01/23/2008 7:31 PM  
Riding the fence on this one. I have not been impressed with the Pinot’s lately, there is a lot of great PN out there and I’ve flat run out of room.
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01/23/2008 9:18 PM  
Dave, PM me what you got and I might bite on a few bottles...

Incidentally, two-day air from R-C is cheaper than from Premier Cru (I'd still like R-C to offer ground, but oh well...)
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01/24/2008 12:26 AM  
It's probably just me, but I find this to be a fascinating thread and think this will be an interesting test of a winery's "hotness".

Radio-Coteau's popularity exploded with their second vintage and people were climbing over each other to get on the mailing list. A couple of years later the situation has changed: there are other, newer "hot" producers; people's cellars are getting fuller (and their bank accounts emptier!); the Radio-Coteau's Pinots got less-than-stellar scores from Parker - (88-90) - and the price is now $50/bottle. Will the wines sell as quickly? Will they be able to sell everything to the mailing list? Stay tuned!

[Full Disclosure: I've met Eric Sussman a few times, think he's a terrific winemaker and like his wines a lot. I also sell his wines in my shop.]

Richard
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01/24/2008 12:49 AM  
Not sure, but I think his production also increased? I think he's also not been the most skillful at developing/executing a direct sales business plan and has managed to unintentionally alienate some buyers. For myself, I've been a middling level buyer and have generally been very happy with his wines.

-Al
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